Co-op Heating Service Formed in South Eastern Idaho
A new non profit Coe Heating Service of South eastern Idaho was announced by local coal dealers led by president Jack Stirling of Pocatello. The group will offer home heating advice, system checks, equipment guidance, and 24 hour coal delivery service across Blackfoot, Aberdeen, American Falls, Pocatello and nearby areas. Contact lines include Aberdeen K 11 and American Falls 7321 for calls. Residents are urged to stockpile winter coal early due to upcoming beet crop shortages that may disrupt railroad transport.
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Coe
South
Idaho
Coe Heating Service
Jack Stirling
Pocatello
United Service
Stirling
P. F. Funk Grain Company
Aberdeen
Davie Grain and El-Company
American Falls
Blackfoot Potato and Fruit ‘Growers’ Association
DeKray Fuel Id Feed Company
Boise Payette Ber Company
Lincoln ‘Wilder Coal Company
Blackfoot
Pocatello Lumber Company
Ock Lumber and Coal Com
Idaho Lumber and Hardware Company
Reynolds Cash Coal Pany
Western Coal Company
Fish Seed and Implement Comny
Hardy Lumber and Coal Pany
Stirling Coampany
Emer
Jim Watson Dies At Age of 84
Former U. S. Senator James E. Watson Milan died at his home at 84 after a seizure around 4 am. Dr. William S. Detwiler said Watson attended a family dinner earlier and appeared well before his collapse.
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Jim Watson
Washington
U. S
James E. Watson Milan
Republicder
Congress
GOP
Hoosier State
William 8. Detwiler
Watson
Ves
Ambulance Collision Ties Three Cars in Fort Worth
An ambulance rushing from an accident to a hospital collided with two other cars. Two nearby nurses provided first aid to the patient, and another ambulance was dispatched to the scene.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Two Brothers Confess in Baby Sister Death
In Moorhead Minnesota two boys aged nine and eleven confessed to beating infant Joyce Marilyn Halverson to death over crying. Autopsy found multiple severe injuries. parents face neglect charges and a juvenile hearing set for August 5.
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Joyce Marilyn
G. L. Dosland
Dosland
Joyce
Halverson
County Welfare Board
Nation Sets Safety Mark
The National Safety Council reports the first half of 1948 had the lowest traffic death rate in U S history with 13 690 fatalities but a rate of 7 2 deaths per 100 million miles driven The council notes May figure missing complete mileage data yet cites record low rate and lists June deaths at 2 420 along with several cities reporting zero fatalities in six months
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Chicago
U. S
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Dearborn
Safety Council
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Quincy
Newton
Decatur
Ill
Durham
N. C
New Rochelle
N. Y
Baton Rouge
Funeral Services For War Hero Raymond Bouvia In Pocatello
Staff Sgt. Raymond Bouvia died on Luzon in 1945 while aiding a wounded comrade under fire. A government hearse will bring his body to Pocatello, with military escort, for services announced by Downard Mortuary. He was born in Anthon Iowa in 1914 and lived in Pocatello since youth. He served from 1941, saw combat in New Guinea and Luzon, and earned the Purple Heart and Bronze Star posthumously. Survived by parents, two brothers Paul and LaVerne, and two sisters Mrs. Edna Cutler and Mrs. Edith Tinley. He was a Catholic. Services and interment set in Pocatello.
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John Bouvia
McCammon
Luzon Island
Pocatello
Downard Mortuary
Anthon
Town
Bouvin
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
San Luis Obispo
Calif
New Guinea
Luzon
Sixth Army Infantry Diviion
Bouvia
Paul Bouvia
Tyhee
LaVerne Bouvia
Edna. Cutler
Edith Tinley
Sloan
Iowa
Traffic and speeding court notes from Alameda area
Police court records show Roy Kirkham, Dan Woodard, Jimmy Rodrigues and others pleading guilty to traffic violations with fines ranging from 5 to 100 dollars and suspensions. Wayne E Wilcox and E Marie Livingston also cited for speeding and red light offenses with small bonds forfeited. A sheriff's report notes six chickens stolen from Myrna Phillips. Births at General Hospital and St Anthony's, and diamonds missing from Nate Morgan Jewelers valued around 2000 dollars.
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Roy Kirkham
Dan Woodard
Jimmy Rodrigues
Clifton Layton
Alameda
Wayne E. Wilcox
Blackfoot
E. Marie Livingston
Aberdeen
Myrle Hadley
Roberts
Ronald Nelson
Carl Johnson
Guy Caldwell
E. B. Minkler
Idaho Falls
Israel Heaton
Logan
John Martin, Jr
Melvin Morgan
Nate Morgan
Pennycress seeds yield valuable oil for lubricants
Oil from pennycress seeds resembles rape and mustard oil used in lubricants, offering a potential source for industry.
Youth Gets Life For Killing Mother
Gordon Fisher Jr a 16 year old farm youth was sentenced to life imprisonment for shooting his mother to death as she ironed at her board. He pleaded guilty and was found without mental disorder. He admitted killing June 22 in a plan to liquidate his parents, but failed to kill his father when his foot slipped and he lost courage.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Gordon Fisher
Fisher
Robins Seeks Draft Group for Idaho Boards
Governor C A Robins seeks a state wide pool of candidates for local selective service boards. He sent letters to former board members and district judges asking for qualified volunteers and outlined eligibility including age and residency requirements. The reserve list aims to cover local boards and future public service needs.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Robins
Selective Service Board
Ten Die as Argentine Flying Boat Crashes in River Plate
Buenos Aires authorities confirmed ten dead nine missing and four injured as an Argentine flying boat crashed while preparing to land on the River Plate on Thursday. Rescue workers fear those missing are trapped in the wreckage under water.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
River Plate
Broadway waterfall ad lights up like Niagara Falls
The 132 foot wide waterfall over Broadway, the newest spectacular advertising sign, shines as brightly as Niagara Falls. Mercury vapor lighting casts a cool bluish white hue on the water sheet, creating a striking display.
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Broadway
New York
Niagara Falls
Gate City Plant Showcases New Guest Room Feature
East Idaho Brewing in Pocatello unveils a new guest room in its upper story with a service bar for visitors to sample its beer in comfort. President Morris Rosauer emphasizes tours of the plant to observe production and cleanliness, noting the brewery’s historic roots and local distribution.
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East Idaho Brewing Company
South First
Pocatello
Morris Rosauer
East Idaho Brewing, Inc
Gate City
Pocatellans
Thut
Franklin-Hays Brewery
A. F. Willecke
Rosauer
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Austria
United States
Rosauers
South Eleventh
Wishful Days Come Again
The remark reflects on longing for future days when current challenges become memories and better times are achieved through persistence and hope. It emphasizes patience and forward-looking optimism in facing present difficulties.
Radio Programs on KEIO and KEYY-1240 Live Listings
Radio schedule fragments list KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 daytime and evening programs. Entries include musical variety, news, talk shows, and tributes featuring named hosts and show titles across multiple time blocks.
Three Car Crash Causes Traffic Tie Up at Oak Street
A three car collision at the Oak Street Yellowstone highway intersection Thursday morning halted traffic. Henry Reynolds, driving a 1936 Ford, ran a red light and struck Gordon Crump, whose car shoved into a truck driven by Cecil Owens. No injuries were reported. Reynolds was arrested for running the signal.
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Oak Street
Yellowstone Highway
Henry
Reynolds
James Bedingfield
Gordon Crump
Bedingfield
Crump
Cecil Owens
Idaho Falls
Foundry Strike Idles 16,000 Detroit Auto Workers
A seven weeks old foundry strike idled nearly 16,000 automotive workers in Detroit and threatened further layoffs as shortages of wartice components disrupted production.
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Detroit
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